Mark Rinnert

Americans have the chance to do the greatest thing. Depose the lawless, insurrectionist, wannabe king. Congress must go on the record and #VoteOnDisqualification It is what the Founders would do. x.com/MDRinnert/stat…

@Microinteracti1 @DavidD_Chapman Paraphrased of course, but it appears Winston was correct. "You can always trust Americans (people) to do the correct thing, but only after exhausting all other options."

Interesting theory. Small correction. You entered World War One three years late. World War Two two years late. Not because Roosevelt was eager. Because Japan hit Pearl Harbor and Hitler declared war on you four days later. You did not choose to fight. You were dragged in. Scared and desperate. Canada declared war in September 1939. Britain stood through the Blitz alone. The Soviet Union lost twenty million people while Washington was still deciding. Spare us the hero shit. .

The USA bailed Europe out of Two world wars, Rebuilt Europe under the Marshall Plan, and Armed Ukraine against Russia and Europe won't even let America use a military base when we need it. What is America getting out of NATO? Completely onesided.

@JamieBonkiewicz They are all complicit. It would take 100% of the GOP and over 50% of the Dems to remove his disqualification for insurrection. No wonder none of the partisans want to vote on that!

Last night’s Trump speech is a good reminder it would only take a handful of Republicans in Congress to stop all this madness. They’re fucking complicit.

@MacFarlaneNews An insurrectionist remains in the White House. Does anyone else think the entire Epstein thing was just to distract from that fact?

Very brief pro forma sessions in US Senate and House are completed Shutdown continues. Federal homeland security workers continue to be furloughed and unpaid Congress continues its two-week Easter break

@RepDanGoldman An insurrectionist still remains in the Oval Office.

Gas prices are skyrocketing as the result of Trump’s blatantly illegal and immoral invasion of Iran, and now the American people are paying the price daily for his incompetence. Not that Trump cares, as he believes high oil prices “helps America” — which to him is just the oil companies, not everyone else. We cannot give a dollar more to this illegal war that will do nothing but place more financial strain on Americans.

@ennui365 And the victory announcement from Russia.

@SarahLongwell25 Will any of them notice?

“We can’t do social safety-net stuff because we have to fund wars in the Middle East” is the exact opposite of the pitch Trump made to voters with America First.

1/6 Look at the absolute disaster unfolding right now, and remember exactly who told you to vote for Trump in 2024. The people who sold you this catastrophe should be discredited forever, and you should never listen to their political advice again🧵

Don't you have to be a sitting President to be "immune"? What's the over/under on him taking the 5th?

This is how you write a headline. Well done @TIME

@SkylineReport Could we say the same thing about allowing an insurrectionist enemy of the Constitution to hold office?

Multiple domestic and allied media outlets are now openly questioning Trump’s mental fitness. That should alarm everyone. He’s cornered, incompetent, and impulsive. Putting someone like that in control of nuclear weapons isn’t just reckless. It’s dangerous.

Poor @glennbeck has a selective, far below high school drop out knowledge of history. Still lying about "when the WORLD turned their backs"???

Didn’t the United States have birthright citizenship when “America was great?”

Secretary-General @antonioguterres, Your Excellency, On 1 April 2026, during a White House address on “Operation Epic Fury,” President Donald J. Trump publicly declared that the United States had achieved or was “nearing completion” of its core military objectives against Iran, including the destruction of Iran’s nuclear capabilities, ballistic missile arsenal and production facilities, navy, and related infrastructure. Yet in the same statements he explicitly threatened to “hit [Iran] extremely hard over the next two to three weeks,” to “bring them back to the Stone Age, where they belong,” and to strike “each and every one of their electric generating plants … very hard and probably simultaneously.” These declarations are not protected political speech. They are direct, public evidence of "mens rea" for the commission of war crimes under customary international humanitarian law and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. They must be condemned immediately and without reservation. The following substantiates this assertion: 1- The speaker's own admissions that military objectives have already been achieved or are “on track … shortly” negate any claim of continuing military necessity. Further attacks would therefore violate the fundamental principle that force may be used only when required by a definite military advantage at the time of the attack (Additional Protocol I, Art. 52(2); customary IHL). 2- The explicit threat to “bomb Iran back to the Stone Age” and to destroy electric generating plants, objects indispensable to civilian survival, constitutes a prohibited act or threat of violence whose primary purpose is to spread terror among the civilian population (Additional Protocol I, Art. 51(2); Rome Statute Art. 8(2)(b)(i) and (ii)). 3- The statements demonstrate a "priori intent" to launch disproportionate and indiscriminate attacks, knowing that massive civilian harm would be clearly excessive in relation to any residual military advantage (Rome Statute Art. 8(2)(b)(iv)). 4- Under the doctrine of superior command responsibility, president Donald J. Trump and Secretary of War Peter Brian Hegseth would be personally liable for any war crimes that follow. Their own words remove any defense of ignorance or lawful necessity. These declarations will one day be Exhibit A in any future international or national criminal proceeding. The United Nations was founded precisely to prevent such threats to international peace and security and to uphold the rule of international humanitarian law. Silence or equivocation in the face of these public threats would undermine the credibility of the entire multilateral system. You are therefore called upon you, Mr. Secretary-General, and upon the authorities copied above, to: - Immediately and publicly condemn these threats as violations of the Geneva Conventions and the Rome Statute; - Refer the matter without delay to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court for preliminary examination; - Convene an urgent meeting of the Security Council to address the imminent risk of further war crimes; - Direct the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the ICRC to issue formal legal assessments and monitoring reports; and - Take all other necessary measures under the UN Charter and international law to prevent the threatened crimes and to protect the civilian population of Iran. History will record whether the international community acted with the speed and moral clarity that these circumstances demand. The words spoken on 1 April 2026 are now part of the permanent record. They must not be allowed to become the prelude to atrocity. Cc: - @antonioguterres – UN Secretary-General - @UN – United Nations - @KarimKhanQC – ICC Prosecutor Karim A.A. Khan KC - @UNHumanRights – Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (Volker Türk) - @ICRC – International Committee of the Red Cross - @UN_HRC – UN Human Rights Council

@7Veritas4 The 25th is totally irrelevant while our #CongressOfCowards allows an insurrectionist to hold office.

Just my opinion, but there should be a Constitutional remedy for when the President of the United States addresses the nation and everything out of his mouth is either pure lunacy, an unhinged claim or a blatant fabrication. Just like the 25th amendment, but real.

@WakeupSheeple14 @HouseDemocrats Sorry. My bad. Hard to keep up with it all. Thanks for the update.

@MDRinnert @HouseDemocrats NRA isn’t in the top 100 over a 5 year period. opensecrets.org/members-of-con…

Donald Trump wants to strip U.S. citizenship from children born in this country. But the 14th Amendment protects against that. The president cannot rewrite the Constitution. The Supreme Court must defend the 14th Amendment.

@lilabner419 Then, please help me. What lie have you detected?

@MDRinnert Well seek help, cause your TDS is based on a lie.

I confess. I do have TDS. Caught it in the mid-1980's when it became obvious the authoritarians of the world had purchased a pedophile to attack America. x.com/rshereme/statu…

@lilabner419 @HouseDemocrats It's true. x.com/MDRinnert/stat…

@MDRinnert @HouseDemocrats TDS ☝️

🚨NEW: Federal Judge Richard Leon has blocked the construction of Donald Trump's White House ballroom, saying "The President is the steward of the White House for future generations...he is not the owner!" RETWEET to thank Judge Leon for standing up for our democracy!

@WakeupSheeple14 @HouseDemocrats Two very good questions. IMO, the answer will vary by MOC, but they will all be along the same lines as this.

@MDRinnert @HouseDemocrats Congress has been worthless for decades. Yet voters keep re-electing them. Why?

@1goodtern Just one.

Is there anyone anywhere in the world who believes that the president of Iran has asked Trump for a ceasefire?